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Writer's pictureKalina Bains

Are you a Kintsugi Woman?






Where ever I go

There I am

Time for me to start liking myself


Hey, imagine we're sitting under the stars, sipping on some herbal tea, and I've got this beautiful concept to share with you. Picture this idea of Kintsugi, but not just as an art form, think of it as a type of woman – a Kintsugi Woman.


What vibes do you get from her story, where her cracks are filled with gold, and every scar tells a story of resilience and radiant reinvention?


Now, think about how powerful it is to own every part of ourselves, even the bits we usually hide away. It's like walking the same sacred path as the Kintsugi Woman? It’s about shaping a life that’s genuinely ours, full of real, unapologetic essence. How do you connect with the idea of living authentically and discovering happiness within our genuine selves?


Magic happens - imagine infusing our broken moments with something as precious as gold. It’s like turning our healing into an art, transforming our spirit on a deep, mystical level. How does that concept speak to you about healing and growing in the most beautiful way? Reflect on the idea of weaving compassion and empathy into our daily lives, just like the Kintsugi Woman. How do you see this idea of tender connections shaping us and the world around us?


Think about how a Kintsugi Woman's way of embracing her journey might shift our culture, blending imperfections and resilience into something that nurtures collective wisdom. Isn’t there something incredibly enlightening about contrasting her path with the usual stories of overcoming challenges?


Am I a Kintsugi Woman?

Are you a Kintsugi Woman?


Embrace your imperfections and vulnerabilities as your most best qualities, SiSTARS, lighting us up from within like a path lit by the moon? It's a celebration of self on our chrysalis journey of self-love and transformation.


How do you feel about sharing our stories, our own Kintsugi journey, on ourselves and those around us, weaving a rich tapestry of connection and community through our experiences? It’s like nurturing a garden where every plant, every soul, has its unique beauty, contributing to an ecosystem rich in unity and understanding. What are your thoughts on these reflections, my Kintsugi friend?

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